Yeah, Trump will spend the rest of his life in jail.

It's my position, my story I'm sticking to it, is one way or the other.

And it may take a while, just as it's already taking a while,

he's going to end up spending the rest of his life in jail.

Hello everybody and welcome back to our new show George Conway explains it all to Sarah. You guys asked, you said, you wanted more of this, so we're going to deliver, we're going to make this a regular thing.

And just to start, okay, I, George, you were there yesterday, right?

You went.

Wearing hats, but yes, you're, we're both wearing hats today because we're doing this.

You guys do that? Make

attorneys get attorneys. I just want to make sure everybody sees the hat. Okay so

listen so you were you were at the trial yesterday and I I want to hear like how you got into the room but before you do

that I need you to explain to me because I had to have somebody else explain this

to me.

This immunity case is part of the Jack Smith January 6th case.

And they had a trial in front of a single judge.

No, no, no, no. Okay, wait.

Explain to me how we got to the Court of Appeals.

Okay, here's how it goes.

In the federal system and state systems, I mean basically there is a trial court that, where people get indicted and they go to trial if they ask for a jury or if the government

asks for a jury they get a jury and it's presided over by a single judge.

And then there's a judgment of conviction.

If there's a judgment of conviction,

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